Tom Cagle wrote: <snip> ========================== Hi, I have received some questions about "Red" Cagle and thought I would send out some information for the benefit of all. I believe he was the son of Raleigh J. Cagle and Parthenia Dauze Golightly Cagle. He was from Calcasieu, LA and in the 1910 Census is listed as Keener age 6. Although not directly related, I remember my father talking about "Red" Cagle the great football player. Strangely enough, no one knows where the nickname red came from because he did not have red hair. About 3 months ago I purchased a copy of the Time magazine with his picture. I have a copy of that posted on our business website =================================== Tom & List, I have just a few questions about "Red" Cagle. First of all what issue of Time magazine was he in? What did the article have to say about him & his family? Did it give his name other than "Red"? Tom, if this was him in the 1910 census, who did it list as his parents? If he was born about 1904, his death certificate should list his father & mothers names, as well as a wife. As to how he got the nickname "Red" it could have come from "Red Grange". He also was a famous football player, who I beleive played with Notre Dame. Earl